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FAN 2026 Annual Dinner – 15 Years: Many Faiths Fighting for Justice (Spokane)

Hemmingson Center, Gonzaga University 702 E Desmet Ave, Spokane

FAN 2026 Annual Dinner – 15 Years: Many Faiths Fighting for Justice (Spokane) Date: Sunday, November 8, 2026, 5-8pm Location: Gonzaga University – John J. Hemmingson Center 702 E Desmet Avenue, Spokane, WA 99202 Please join us for an evening of inspiring stories, delicious food, and uplifting music as we celebrate the collective power of our multifaith voices! Together, we’ll honor the relationships we’ve built and the impact we’ve had over the last 15 years. We will also ground ourselves in the work at hand and look toward the future of multifaith advocacy in 2027 and beyond. This year we are holding [...]

FAN 2026 Annual Dinner – 15 Years: Many Faiths Fighting for Justice (Seattle)

Seattle University - Campion Ballroom 901 12th Ave , Seattle

FAN 2026 Annual Dinner – 15 Years: Many Faiths Fighting for Justice (Seattle) Date: Sunday, October 18, 2026 5-8 pm Location: Seattle University - Campion Ballroom 914 East Jefferson Street, Seattle, WA 98122 Please join us for an evening of inspiring stories, delicious food, and uplifting music as we celebrate the collective power of our multifaith voices! Together, we’ll honor the relationships we’ve built and the impact we’ve had over the last 15 years. We will also ground ourselves in the work at hand and look toward the future of multifaith advocacy in 2027 and beyond. This year we are holding [...]

Budgets are Moral Documents: Why We’re Defending the Millionaires Tax

Zoom

On Zoom Join us for a conversation on the Millionaires Tax! Learn about this important source of funding for our schools, families, and small businesses and why we are voting No on I-645 this November. At Faith Action Network, we believe that budgets are moral documents. What a community funds shows what a community values, and who is asked to pay the most shows a community's values. Washington already has one of the most upside-down tax systems in the nation, where low-income and middle-class families pay a far bigger share of their income in taxes than the wealthiest. I-645 would make [...]

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